“The paintings are in a way a kind of dialogue between me and the painting, or me and the subject, or more often, the painting and the viewer. » —Alex Hillkurtz

Alex Hillkurtz is an American professional watercolorist. He moved to Paris 7 years ago and devoted himself to his painting after a career of several decades in Hollywood (mainly storyboarding).

This is an excerpt from episode 008 of my Backup Plan podcast, where Alex and I have a philosophical conversation about art and creativity, age and comparison to other artists, the value of working slowly, how knowing when to stop and what you learn. when you do things. To watch the full episode on YouTube, visit my page. You can also stream the podcast anywhere you want to listen to podcasts!

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